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- (I) Polio-myelitis, (II) chorea, and (III) arthritis affecting the right sacro-iliac joint and the intervertebral substance in the lumbo-sacral region of the spine (probably rheumatic)1
- Acute myelitis preceded by acute optic neuritis1
- Ataxia: clinical lecture delivered at the Arapahoe County Hospital, Denver, Colorado1
- Bilateral cerebral thrombosis due to syphilitic arteritis: with incontinence of the vesical and anal sphincters1
- Caries of the spine followed by compression of the cord1
- Chronic meningo-myelitis1
- Diagnosis of chronic abscess of the brain1
- Diagnosis of tumors of the brain1
- Expert witnesses1
- Fracture of the skull: trephining, retro-anterograde amnesia, recovery, death one month subsequently from other causes, autopsy1
- Glioma of the brain of twenty-seven months' duration, beginning in the middle of the left Rolandic region, with Jacksonian epilepsy: infiltration of the entire frontal lobe, dementia, aphasia, late operation, death from suppurative meningitis1
- Idiopathic muscular atrophy1
- Left hemiplegia: followed by loss of the deep and superficial reflexes, considerable muscular atrophy, marked anæsthesia in the distal portions of the limbs, loss of faradaic irritability, and reaction of degeneration of the muscles on the paralyzed side1
- Multiple neuritis, with the development of unilateral facial paralysis late in the course of the disease1
- Myelitis in a case of incipient posterior spinal sclerosis: clinical lecture delivered at the Arapahoe County Hospital1
- Nervous and mental diseases observed in Colorado1
- Nervo–vascular disturbances in unacclimated persons in Colorado1
- Neuralgia of the right trigeminal nerve of eight years' duration: excision of the three divisions at the Gasserian ganglion : recovery, with partial destruction of the ganglion1
- Poliomyelitis occurring in an epidemic form, followed twelve years later by progressive muscular atrophy and lateral sclerosis1
- Poliomyelitis with perineuritis: a clinical lecture delivered at the Arapahoe County Hospital, October 17, 18911